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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1929-03-28, Page 8THE EXETER TIMES.ADVOCATE Lloyd Fveckleton has taken a rm, in. Mr. G. A. Hawkins’ hard- store. dnd Mrs. W. & Martyn, of are visiting with Mr. and 5. Lawson. " Helen Morgan, daughter of ^'hlr posit! ware Mr London, Mrs. Ja Miss . ... Mr. and Mrs. Archie Morgan, is con­ fined to her home through illness. fishing has started. Chub were taken from the river last week. The run of suckers has not commenced yet4- Mr. Francis Anderson, of Kirk- ton, passed away Tuesday morning following an illness of a few' days. He is survived by his widow, three daughters and two sons, ceased was 62 years of age. Exeter Markets Wheat $1.30 Oats 55c. Barley 72 c; Manitoba Flour $3.90 Blend Flour $3,75 Pastry Flour $8-6^ Feed ETour $2.15 Bran $1.85 Shorts $1,85 Creamery Butter 47c, Dairy Eggs, Eggs, Eggs, Hogs, CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Butter 40’43c, extras, 26 pullets, 22c. seconds, 20c.’ $11.25, 10 a.mi.—-Sunday School. Services as usual at 1.1 a.m. p.m. conducted by REV DR. MCLEAN of Toronto Next Sunday the, occupant pulpit will be a candidate for and every member and adherent should hear him morning and even­ ing. W..M. S. SUNDAY IN MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH Sunday morning March 24th the service in Main St. United church was under the direction of the Women’s Missionary Society. A large congregation greeted Rev. Mr. An­ thony, of Thames Road, the ministei’ for the service, who gave a splendid sermon on women’s work both at home and abroad. Mrs. Wright, of Elimville, delighted the congrega­ tion with two beautiful solos. The special Eastei* Thank-Offering amounted to $10S.U0.- ------A young gir^’vi mother’s help?; vochte. ’ A hamois, the two for NE CENT SALE. Sponge S9e. at Cole fits a position as •ply to Times-Ad- . 3-28-ltp. --------------------------------FOR SALE^-Sejed Ippas. variety, $2.00/>u< ./^ppTV^o E^ar Cudmore, R. ^.iT’H'ensall. .^’S’S-ltc If you wish to buy^'seJf or rent a farm see R. E. Pick®m, Exeter, FOR SALE—A Williard Battery, slightly used. Apply to AV. J. Beer, . 3-28-tfn. FOR SALe4x lot' in Elimv^i Black cutrafet,^ Wright, Centralia? RX—-------------------- (PARENT—House and tel® Boskoop Giant Joshes. Apply Geo, ;3-28-2tp -I will be|§hipping hogs w Monday. For Pooley, 14 r7, Slater. 3-28-3tc NOTICE- from WinchelsetKeve: prices phone R.\l. Kirkton. Walter A f FOR SALE^S®d bats and barley. 95e. a bushel. ^Apply to Charles Prout, phoned 175^22. ■ 3-28-ltp. LOST—Oil Sa<EMay night a rim. and* tire for F.Ordlc^ with Chevrolet cover, r1--’-_fl . at Times-Advoc; Finder? rewarded1 by leaving .tel 3-28-ltp. of deerskin gloves, Finder rewarded LOST—A. paii practically new. by leaving at'tolnes-Advocate. . M - 3-28-lt■3-28rltc. Car of B. C. shingles just arrived. Price is right, buy now.—-Ross-Taylor Co. f &ou want shingles Exeter. FOR SALE—( at greatly reduc Mrs., J. S. Harvey ce Gladioli .bulbs Tices, Apply to 3-21-2tc. FOR SALE ,C grass farm, Ws water, Lot 5«Cc Wesley Dearing, phone 17r 14^ Oregon. ENT— 7 5 • acres Uream of ' frdsh Hay Tp. Apply R. 1, Exeter or 3-21-3tp. FOR RENT ’OR FC SALE—50 acre farm near Chisflhurst. Com­ fortable house, frame/barn on found­ ation,- good. \soiL:?VWply to Gla'dman & Stanbury, Bankers, Exeter and London. 3-7-4tc. I ■mu mu - in-m-.j- FOR SALE—20 choice horses sound an^>g$|itle and . ---------- . . 3 w.-R. 's’ to harness. Apply,t Centralia, young broken Elliott, FbR SALE—AtlCentralia, 5_room brick cottage with Ivory convenience one acre of lai-ad wW’godd, orchard; garage, stable^hiqken house. Pos­ session in Aptil.^^ply Mrs. H- b. Harmon, Hensall.2-14-tfc also country Heated and 180, 3-7-tfc. TAXI SE! Will meet all trai driving at moderate sedan cars. Phon’ “HAPPY” WELLS. FARM FOR Sa£ei dtfr RENT—150 acres, lot 3, cofe; %^a®d lot 11, con. 6, iu Hay Tovmshiu . Apply to Mr. Hilton Ford, Hay P.^p. ,^-14-3tp. FOR SALE—Your^choifie of three one Dur­ gander. Ap- ondon Road, Jf Ult CjAL/IU-— X OUr£C springers, 2 holsteiiB' ham; also 3 geese and ply to A. B. Rowcliffil, Telephone, Hensall, ^8 '—■—....- -4 Open fOf Contracts Having i eased our acrea is andi corn en forW contracts jjuri ApriI$J 10th, 1929 Canadian Canners Ltd. HOGARTH HATCHERY It is., how tim to be thinking about ybnr brooded, chicks etc. for g now running h supply your Ofbrooders, , supplies Wilt dome In and a'Ud ask • for fifed;, tfeeW •Afiive you. We also carry a stock Mash, Moyal this season. We our inachines and needs. Our carloa feeders and ail ,poult be here in a fe talk oyer your out prices# You very reasonable and SERVICE, of Hogarth’s. Lay I’UfI»lh and Monarch Lay Mosh, Borm Meat Meal, Fish Meal, Cod Liver, _ (jit dhftfcoal, Alfalfa Leaf Meal. 1 ' Grant’: Waterworks cu I In future all able at the H hours during p 10 a.m. to 5 date, whichtis th will be Strictly e Public THURSDAY? MARCH astlb 102» fc FURNITURE AND FUNERAL SffRVICE ALL THE LATEST EQUIPMENT € ccountjf will be pay- fice. Office period from >.j,nJF‘ Last discount ,l>th of the month, NOTICE TO HYDRO A akery Phone 8 OMERS New Misses’, Womens’ Spring Coats In the Newest Materials. We are showing a smart range of Tweeds for Children as well as a Splendid Range of New Styles for Women priced at $18.50, $25.00 to $35.00 JAMES ST, UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA Rev. D. McTavish, Pastor W, R. Goulding, A.T.C.M. Organiut and Choir-Leader . a.m.—“The * Power of His Res­ urrection” p.m.-—Sunday School p.m.—“Mistaken for the Garden­ er.’’ A short Easter ..message. Special Easter music by the choir. The Lord’s Supper at both services. Spec­ ial service Good Friday at 7:30 p.m/ Reception of new members, special message, musical numbers by the choir from, Maunder’s Sacred Canta­ ta “Olivet Ao Calvary.” The members, of the Session are asked 'to meet at 7:15 p.m. All candidates lor'"' membership will please present their request in writing or in person before tile Ses­ sion. We hope every member of our. congregation who is physically able wijl attend communion. ■11 The Snowdrops and Crocuses are in bloom. Miss Irene Stewart spent Saturday in, London. Miss Hildred Horton spent the week-end in London. Miss Ruby Creech visited in^Lon- don over the week-end. Mrs. T. S. Woods and Catherine WobdSf spent Saturday in London. Mr. G. Lamport, of Crediton, has taken a -position with Middleton’s Bakery. « Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker, of Staffa, spent a few days last week in Detroit. Miss Johnston, who i$ employed at the Central Hotel spent the week­ end in Hensall. Mr.and Mrs. C. W. Kestle, of Sea­ forth spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E- Pollen. Mr. and Mrs. Wm.i Blatchford, of Toronto, are visiting with relatives in this community. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Pickard and Mr. and Mrs. AV. J. Heaman spent the week-end in London. ■ Miss Agnes . Hamilton returned home Monday after a pleasant visit with relatives, in Ottawa.Perfumes, %ationery, toliet art­ icles, rubber Woods and puretest drugs at Co'lA^ONE CENT SALE. Messrs- AV. C. Pearce and J. AV. Powell and Misses Helen Dignan and Ina Jaques spent Monday in London. Mrs. Hannah . Cook, of Sandwich, is visiting with her sister, Miss Tay­ lor at the home of Mr. T. C. Brooks, Mrs. Tlios. Coates returned Satur­ day after spending the past ‘week in Strathroy visiting her sister, Mrs. L. Grieve. Mrs. AV- W. Taman returned from Toronto Saturday after visiting’for three weeks with her sister Mrs. W. T. Goodison. Mrs. Goodison is leav­ ing on a visit to Florida. Mr. Jas. Grieve is visiting in StraHiroy with his son, iMr. L. Grieve, who was recently operated goitre in Lockivood’s Clinic, Toron­ to. The James Sit. Ladies’ Aid successful cooking sale at the sample rooms of the Central Hotel on Sat­ urday afternoon. The run of sap so far this season, has not been up to some years but the quality ’ is- excellent. There have been a "few good runs. [Mr. Chester Cornish, who recently underwent an operation at the Exeter Hospital, was sufficiently recovered as to be able to return to his home on Saturday last. Messrs. W. J. Beer and E. Russell were in Hamilton the latter part of last week attending the .Westing­ house electric range convention. They' report a very fine time, Mr.’and Mrs? James Baigent and the former’® brother Wilfred mo­ tored over Sunday owing to the ill­ ness of their mother, Mrs. Baigent, who is quite ill at the home of Miss Wynn. Mr. and Mrs. James Jewell have returned home after spending the winter with'their daughters, Mr. and Mrs. W. Bradt, of London,- and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McAllister, of Mt. Brydges. Master Douglas Harness, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Harness and Freddie Simmons-were playing, on a w'ood, pile and it fell over and buried the boys. Douglas had’ three stitches put in his forehead-above the right eye to close the wouhd. Mr. Freeman Perkins, of Usborne, held a successful auction sale of farms stobk- and implements recently and hag moved to Exbter, into 'the resi­ dence of the late Thomas Kernick. We understand Mr. Perkins intends going west this spring. • Tomorrow is Good Friday and a public holiday and Easter combs on Sunday. Monday is a bank holiday and the banks in town will be closed for that day. School stops Thursday evening and will remain closed until 'April the 8tli. Mrs. R. H. Horne and daughter Gwendolyn, left last week for their hohie in Regina, Bask., stopping at Toronto and Winnipeg enroute, af­ ter visiting at the home^ of the former’s sisters, Mrs, J. Luxton, of Usborne and Mrs. O. S. Winer, of town,' - . Tfee auction* sale of farm, farm stock and itnpleinehts, of Mrs. WiL tred Lawson, of Stephen, was held oh Thursday of last week- and good price's were .. behlized!. Yho home farnV'Of' 100 .'acres ‘'with good build­ ings was purchased by Mr. Wilfred Mack, of Stephen, for $5075. The T'lMaere. grass farm was sold to Mr. Samuel Lftinbort for $3000. Mr, Hsii Heywdid has this week contributed another poem for the readers of the Timcs-Advocate. it will be found on another page, idle poem is entitled, “Voices of Bprlng.” We regret to state- that in. the second ■ last yerse the second last line was left out which, should read as foi*- iows» “frilling notes of loudest ihtvteo.” on for held a 3 7 MAIN ST- UNITED CHURCH t OF CANADA Rev. C. KJ. Moorhouse, Pastor Organist, Miss E. Huston a. m,—“The ■ Resurrection AVhat?” p.m.—Our Church School p. m.—“Christ’s Garden ' and its Revelation.” Mrs. Hearts of Toronto, will Special Music by the Choir. 7:30 Thursday evening, meeting, for praise and prayer.- 11 3 7 11 TRIVITT MEMORIAL CHURCH Rev. Walter Junes, Rector ■ Good Friday a.m.—Matins and Litany • 8 p.m.—Evening prayer, address * Easter Day 18 a.m.-—Holy Communion 11 a.m.—Shortened Matins and-Holy Communion 3 p.m.—Children’® service in tliq church 7 p.m.—Evensong and sermon Special Easter Anthems- ? CHANGE OF COMM ANDI JM OFFICER • 1 . i* . 1 Lieutenant John -Rimpson, ing, lOnt., suc.ceedingfcdeut. ! will be welcomed Thursday 8 o’clock at a public mecftk] vices all day Sunday. pf Lans- |. Payne bright at g. Ser-- The roads are drying up<- A num­ ber of autos had to be pulled out of the mud . ’during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. AViner re­ turned Monday evening from Mar­ lette; Mich, where they attended the funeral .of. the former’s brother-in- law, Mr. David Jones. The play in the Opera Housq on Monday evening by the Clinton L. O. i>. unde1?- the auspices -of the Exe­ ter L. O. L. drew a fair house. The play was entitled “The ’ Arrival of Kitty” and the performers took their parts well. & . Electric Wirin/and Workmanship ' LEO H&Nj Exeter, James Street aranteed 5SSBY. Ontario Tcloi>h<>ne.l45 Nouri WILD BE LEAVE OR PII DELIVE ing FRIDAY hlpRNl FOR Middleton’s Bakery ~ PHONE NO. 52 tenders wanted Tenders for the construction of the ^icHonald Drain, engineer’s esti­ mate $5‘\75, and the .TeC“'i'- engineer estimate $22 in the Township' of Ha Huroftkwil signed liK't when ten Town Hall, p.m. Five jngilieer’s ________.TeffjfF Draifi, T22j®4^**both e receive! by the under- Saturday,. Match 8.0th, ill bo opened at the [ch, at four o’clock ent. of conttact price to accompaii^tendeL Lowest or any tchder hot necessarily accept­ ed. Plan# and sped ffcations ihay be seen, at Township Clerk’s Office. A. F* Hess, ^ttrlch, Ont Clerk, Township of Hay Holeproof Silk Hosiery In all the newest shades for Easter. A real value at per pair $1.0,0 - • % ‘Circle Bar’ SilkjHosiery The best full-fashionjl! silk hose we know of for the money, Tjje newest shades at per pairpl.50 ‘Murray Maid’ Shoes In the newest styles. They fit and wear well. Price per pair $5 and $5.50, New Scarfsjror Easter New georgette warfs.to go with your new coat. New pwEterns and shades. $1.00, <.50, $2.00 . We have always something new to spow you. This we styles for Easter in Printed Crepes, Georgettes and Crepe S« Priced at t we offer- some snappy =3 ' We are showing the New Trench Coat|for Young Newest Tweeds that will be Very Popular |this season. n; also’ a Fine Range of the Priced at $10,50 BILTMORE HATS You will want a new one for Easter. Let us show you the new styles. $3.95 $4.50 $4.95 Nej$ Neckwear for' Easter ’ing the newest in bows and a wide rang^of the new striped four-in-hand. 50c. 75c. $1-00 ’s and Young Men’s. Suits for faster Never have we shown a wider range of materials, and patterns. ’You/will like smart upto-date styles we have to offer you. The prices are low, quality considered. /•Where Quality Counts We Win r--------£-----“--------------~~———““--------------------- ENJOY OUR DEKJCIOUS GOO P1IONE ORD FRIDAY EN PROMPT lities Commission ONTARIO BREEDING . STATION^ ^.jrvision* A. C 3REST FARSI j.;M. scow p’artmefl^c Specialize in Barre bird, on our farm j add bloodifetbstpd S lie ctor, of perforiiMhco for mating chicks find * chicks. SUN' 4 .RV ’R. No. 2, Seaforth. Poultry De- We very ed, m- ecord Writeupervisic d prices on day old 5 week old started ENED 3-14-5th. b 4c SAFETY RAZOR SHA SfNGtB DdtriBL ADES >'|t............ dge Guaranteed OLE; DRUGGIST ' ,.l -f I ES$ 20iv. 20j. EXETER. ONT. T. M EMBA AND NEY IERS jphone, bit house Ernest C/Harvey GENE ANGE BROKE* eftesenting MutuaOfe of Canada Life, Fire, Automobile, Etc. W R, GOULDING A. T, 1st andOrga oirmaster St fit, Ufltcd Church tlon In ■ Organ Theory le th Schools Box 57; Phone 191 Piano Supervisor of StJdio, Main S EXETER, ONT. ' 5f ELLIOTT’S ™ENEW stORE CORNER G tOCERY Just Norik of Ifetrtfpolitan We need your i Phone, 25 , You aeed the tl Wo have anything the line of groceries, candies, edal oil and ‘Sefevic!© g,l wc sell. Si tton age. you want in fancy cokes, vinegar. Furnitute anef Undertaking HONOR IADU IE OF ONTARIO ON BOARD SUhday Calls Fhohe\si|re No. 99 MODERN EQUIPMENT kindly & attentive servic#